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GOunod's Fine Tenor Voice.

From the 81. James Gazette.
Gounod is, or at least has been, the possessor OF
tenor voice OF the first order, and had not his
powers as composer called him to higher desti-
MES he might easily have made his fortune on the
stage. He was once in his life strongly tempted
to appear on the boards and that on no less crtt.
cal an occasion than the rst representation of the
piece which the Academic de Musique gave for the
5OOth time yesterday. Guard, the tenor originally
gagement almost at the last moment, and, the
chance OF nnding an effective substitute for him
at such short notice seeming hopeless GouuOd
offered to take the part himself.
No one doubted that he would have made an
Ideal Fdusf, but N. CarvalhO disapprOved OF the
proposal and Entrusted the creation OF the part Of
the hero TO Barbot an artist Of considerable merit
though hardly adequate TO the task imposed on
him lie was notably lacking In the dash and
v1gOr called for by the character; and his def
cheney in this respect may have counted IN the
comparatively cold reception which the Partstans
OF thirty years ago accorded TO Goun0d's MASTER
piece.
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UIoDe- Democfat TaIk Win . 81 Louis Physician.
Many people who smile at mention Of old Jake
Sharp and his bottle OF milk are not aware OF the
fact that strong and healthy man can live on
milk alona ! see . man on the street every day
who 10 in appearance and in fact healthier than
the average man, and he lives on milk alone say
be ID healthy and SO he Will continue to be 90 long
as be sticks to milk, for solder food would dis
agree with him One thing about milk that is not
generally known Is that It Ii the only beverage
that will SATISFY che craving for alcohol In per.
son VINO has drank good deaf in his time, and n
on sweaf-on. II such person flnds that aching
void which his instinct tells him means that he
wants drink Of whisky, will only step into q
dairy stalls that are becoming 20 popular on the
streets, and take foamy goblet Of good milk, he
layed. He need not be afraid OF Drinking too much
milk. II win do him no harm, and he Is NOT liable
70 want as many milks as he was won't 70 take
beers on wnisk1eA MIX and seltzer make Q pala-
table drink that 70 cooling and soothing d the
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
| UNIMPR0yED PROPERTY ON BOUNDARY
| STREET, NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF YER
i


STREET, NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF YER
MONT AVENUE NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed of trust dated November exHrx
3. 1874 and recorded in Iiber No. 164, page (Y6&
40S, ct seq, one of the land records of the Dis-
trict Of Columbia and 1t the written request Of the
party secured thereby, default having been made in
the OF the notes therein described will sen
at public auction in front OF the premises, on WE'D
NkSDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A.
d. 1887. at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ Of said day. all that
certain tract parcel Of land and premises situated
in the city of Washington and District of Co
lnmbia and known as lot No. twenty six e26}, in J.
Russell Barrs recorded subdivision of square No. three
hundred and fftyeight toSl beginning the line of
Boundary street hundred and forty Ave U45) feet
from tie northeast Of aid square and
running THENCE southeastwsrdly along said street
twenty five COD feet thence enthusiastically at right
sngies with aid street sixty-one l6 feet nine lgl
feet thirty 600 foot alley thence north along said
alley twenty-five C25 feet thence due east hun
dred and five Q0o) feet, and thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY
in direct line (o6) feet and three CD inches
to the point of beginning
Terms of sale: Eight hundred dollars in cash.
and the balance in sir and twelve months, with
interest from the day of SALE for which the notes
Of the purchaser secured by deed Of trust on the
property must be given. deposit OF one hundred
dollars will be required at the time of the and the
balance OF the cash payment within fve days there
after. All conveyancng TO be at the expense of the
purchaser II the terms Of sale not complied with
within FIVE days from date of sale, the proIe ty will
be resod ut the risk ana cost Of the defsnting
chaser WALTER H. SMITH.
n21-d Trustee Pacific Building,
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a DAKOTA MAN NOT OPPOSED TO rusLic IMPROVE
MENTS.
From the Chicago Tribune
We were driving past o Dakota settlers house
when he came out and said:
''surveyin' mother railroad?-
s.No"
"Ainre Isw'ar. I told the old woman we got to
move the house again"
"Had trouble with the railroad surveyors!-
les-oeen slaktn' my house round all summer.
First some men came along In buggy, set up
some long, slim. barber pole lookn sticks stuck
up three-legged dummy, bumped down an
sllinted througn it, an then says they: 'Od boss
you got TO move your house bout four rods cause
were goin TO run the track OF the Dakota and Gum
Weed Fork railroad right through herev"
$50 you moved it,"
"Puiled her right out o. the way. amt the
man 10 hinder no public improvements! Then
some more come along an squinted an peeked
but we'll have to trouble you TO yank your house
round bout six rods TO the south made bee
an we yanked her.
"No. In bout a week caught some more men
aSqutDtin' an called the boys an we put lack
screws under the house an then asked the fellers
where she should so. .Jes haul her bout quarter
OF mile due west, old man. says they an fore
night me n the boys had ner hauled left the
dayoke the oxen"
You DIDN'T have TO move AGAIN."
YES, out Gid. Next mOrnin' fore we was uD
the house an ordered me 70 move IL inside or ten
minutes 10 make room for the Great Dakota an
); North Pole route: We hooked up an waS snakin'
IL along while my wire got breakfast, when down
come big fat man with half q dozen double
chains an begun givfn' me Hail Columbia fer
driyin crost The right o. way OF the Great Dakota
an Oshkosh Road, an while I was pOundin' the
oxen the sheriff threatened to arrest me for OBJ
stractln the depot grounds OF the Great Dakota
Open-Air Blizzard line. jes' managed to get my
house on onto piece o. Government land an then
SET an watched the surveyors comm On the run
for the next week.
Didn't any OF the roads build?-
"Oh, no, no; they tell me down town that they
al So1 theH STOCKS sold TO Eastern spectators. so
there amt no need o. buildip' Whew but YOU
orter see the little pine stakes stuck In my place:
you can't walk 'crost IL In the night thout fallin'
down fast'n you can git up!,
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NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN 8 AND sTREETs HOEfHWEST. IN

TWEEN And 7 sTREET6 Northwest, IN
THE CITY OF WARRINGTON, d. G.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia. posed on the 9Th day al
Of December, AID. 1885, - Equity Csuse Msg .916. ~
on 81 iXa SPt e
d. 1857, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. II. the following par.
cels Of land IN square numbered four hundred md
nftysx t45o) in the city Of Warrington, District Of
First The north half Of Lot numbered tsn 1o,. TN
proved By four-stoFy Brick Buildins. tn0xn g 70
Dis 7th street. and one-story back bualoauo. with
ssecna The south SSif Of 10. numbered eleven al,
improved b. Ave.seory Brick yuildinx kpoyn e No
Ing and . building In the rear.
Third. Part Of lot numbered nix toA peginn1ng for
the sene ct the nothweet corner Of sid LOO on thirty
l30) foot alley and running thence east about thirty
i've $3.50 fsst sleysn t1D inchsa nenos eeute sbeut
xsss about t6irty.Svs 35l fest eleven l ipshs1 nd
The above property onsn unusual Inducements 70
persons desiring investmsnes IN business property.
Terms Of .le, - provided b tns Asc.sA. essons
tsSrsa 60 cs:h 6s,.nos i2 one @. syo e, Nd the
notes Win BE- required, Ill cash. 8 oVtaon d pQr
chaser purchasers; upon COMPENSATION Of sale end
payment II I'll purchase money the property Win BE-
conveyed COnveysncfng q cost o. purchager. II
q ::s y, ar fGF a AZ E 81 e
PARCEL. and q Si6S 10 he fSd pascal srossa WI
WILLIAM / GORDON.
Rs sS9 Il 5 PPEnxpA11. -
JS SSl Il s AZ 4 s
n22-dn DUNcANs0N BRos.. Ansaonsm
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Address Registered Letters 70
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orioana IA

hEMEMBEE thAt the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early. who In charge Of the drawings s
ssuarantee Of absolute fairness snd integrity that the
cnsnces are al equal, and that no one can possibly
divine what number will draw prtxa
hEMEMbEh that the payment Of an prizes IL
GUARANTEED BIZ FOUR NATIONAL BANKS Of New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President of
an Institution Whose chartered rights are reCosnised
In the highest Courts therefore, beware Of any imits.
lions or anonymous schemes no.vks5v
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PEREMpToRY SALE OF SEVEN NORTHWEST
sTRtP5Se LOTS FR SS N SINIETEENlTH
TENTH STREET AT AUCTION.
81 TMEThHES i9sA SEST TSpREIsEE R2
FOUR P. NJ, we will sell at public suction, in x
front Of the premises. all OF lots Nos Al. A. A. and
A. in squsre No. ITO. each fronting twenty feet
on west side of 10th street between and streets
and running back QUE hundred and forty feet ten
inches to alley thirty feet wide.
Also, directly opposite the above, in square No 133
lot ia very desirable.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE We will also
sell two lots on street near 18th, in square No
1873, each 20 by 100 feet TO an alley
All of the xbovd lots in the improving northwest
and extra-fine building lots
Terms One third cash. balance at and two years
with interest payable semi annually and secured by
deed of trust deposit of 300 required each lot
Mr. Ashford certifies title 10 lie good
n25-d WALTER b WILLIAMS A. co. Aucts
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Parlor Suites in almost every variety of covering
Handsome Walnut Antique Oak. Cherry. and other
Chamber Sets. Fancy Tables Fancy Chairs. Bed
Lounges. Rattan Rockers. Dining room Chairs.
Marble Top Tables Bookcases. wsrdrobsA side.
boards. Hat Racks Mirrors. Smyrna and other
Rugs with large variety Of other Stock. n23- 81
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PEsEsBB SALE "a, * suH H4Ss Lots !y ~

+ faiTb sfskkf: NAH 4 STREET so65fT,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MoyE1BERAa
THIRTIETH. q QUARTER PAST FOUR ~
O'CLOCK, In front of the premises viii SSH 80
LOT IL. SQUARE SOL,
fronting IS feet ID street and running back 10 10
foot alley.
This property ID near IN" street south
Terms One third cash; balance In year, note 20
snual and 70 b secured BY deed Of trust III cash
. b Complied VIII p ten dsys othsrvi.s nsht re-
oogved 10 resell 1t risk and Of distributing pur
chaser aftsr ave days public notice Of such re n
soma nevspspsr pubaished IN Washington. .. G.
n23-dkdS UUNCAE6ON BRO0, Auc1B
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AUCTION SALES.
= -
FUTURE DAYa.
ohs sSSEskYYr,s As e 81 vskSaH ss a1T9yER

cHANCERy- SALE or vALuABIK INnToyEp
sSSIHSisr.s al ix Be- SOS Z s sfG < soUfR
csar q the p,ssr,ss d cSian e q. .e sn srs TN
GAY q november, ID. 1857, wherein Richard Il -
brooksn complainant and Vim. Henry Freeu An ct al
are 0efendsnts. in Equity Cause numbered 1oS32.
IN WI se AZ pubic AUCTION N frent Of the Premises
lsel, st foUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the following d.
srbed real estate the city Of Warrington District
OF CoiumbsA 10 Wit: The east 81 feet and q inches
trvnt oy The depth thereof Of original lot numbered
IL IN square numbered $40. beginning for the
soutn lZ2 feet and inches % public alley thence
wess sonr the line of said alley 50 feet and inches
thence north LIZ feet and inches 20 the line Of said
1sust south and thence east along the line 81 said q
befng No. street southwest
line terms OF sale 10 be ~ follows: Onethiri Of the
pufcnsse money In cash and the residue paid in
tNo eoual Instruments in one and two years
te,est unefson NJ Per cent per annun from day OF
Mi n M IN Ssfn ~ 9peS5 OF re gurChA.er
same day, at the hour Of HALf-PAsT FoURP Nj
sell at public suction I'm Of the PREM the
following Described rial estate in the city washins
ton in the District of Columbia The east half Of Iot
the at the northeast corner Of said lot aad run
ninE shepss south II tset and inches. theme west
Of street south. and thence along tht line Of
SID 4t stree, street to the The plsre q heginnins
purchase money IN cash and the residue in two equal
payable in and two years dsy OF
sale with interest thereon 81 sx cent annum
from day Of sale or AL purchase moneyn cash al option
1.-THE gurchaser depost Of 400 10 be made each
JAMES X SMITH. Trustee
nl6-dh Room o.. lie prOit RnildifS.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERNOON.
NHANCERY SALE OF yALuABtx EIAL Is
NINErkfNTH And L sTkKETs NORTH

~ TATE At THE sOUTHWE6I- CONNIE OF
NINkTRINTH AND L STkKETS NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the suprems Court Of a
tie District Of Colnmss, pssssd On tie 18th day
lo0Sl. Docket p, the undersiened Win eonnl1ttss
front q The premises on sAIUHDAY. The TWfNfE
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887, ct HALF PAST
Four OCLCK NJ, the interest Of said luAns1c. being
one-haf undivided in ieioving described real estate
tusted in the city Of Washington District OF Colum
bs 30 witt Parts Of orginsi Iots seventeen CD and
eghteen tISl, n square numbered eighty I'VE (S5),
beginning 1t the oa sSh tcs H. ord
running thence south 18th street uinetytwo Cs2)
feet sx t6l inches thence west twenty ave 25, feet
thence north ninety two (9 feet six co inches to
street. thence east On street twenty S, feet to
the beg1nning.
Terms Of ss,e as prescrihed By the decres cash on
the day OF sale. or within ten days thereafter. do
post OF $500 to be made when purchasers bid IL
cepted. Terms to be com piled with within ten days
after eale or the property gill Be resold ~ the rsk sd
cost OF the defaulns purchaser after live dayy nose
II the Evening Star newspaper. All taxes Will be paid
mp 10 day of Sole cut Of the AbstrSct
conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
The undersigned is authorized 80 state that the
owner 81 the onehsf viii sell her inssesse the
same price and on the same terms that for which
said lunatic's interest may be sold
OTIS +. PREsBREY. Committee,
- 9TH and + SITS NV.
DCNCANSON BROS. ANctioneers mis-
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Did PrAnzini Have an Acc0Mplice!
From the London Daily News.
IL II stili an open question whether, after all
Pranzini had an accomplice, as he never ceased to
maintain. The French public safety department
have some ground for believing that they hold the
dark complexioned man who was seen in q cab
with Pranzini the day after the crime in the per-
son OF one ROmanon, who has been arrested on the
charge OF committing burglary at Auteun
MS connection with Pranxint, has made no dis
closures but Information that - daily obtained By
that II Romanon took no part in chs trinle
murder, no learned all It's Circumstances from
Pranztm himself and received part of Marie Reg
naultB stolen property.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DINING-ROoM. COAfPRIs.
ING G. BAR r, C2UNTER Cash EESIaIER CANE *
IRON SAFE, STEAM BOILER, CHANDELIERS
&C.
BY virtue of chattle deed Of trust duly recorded in
lber No. 1917, folio 442, ct seq, OF the land
cords for the District Of Columbia and at the request
on the premises, No; l0ll Maryland avenue south
west, on MONDAY, TWENTY-EIGHTHN NOVEMBER,
at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. all the goods mentioned in
schedule "A" attached to said trust Terms cash
FRANCIS =. Il. SANDS, / r-,.
n25-dts TALMADGE A. LAMBERT5 Arus'ees'
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1i .4EgEBB n rR A.I0sae SsE U9b5
S S1sf faA ws G4fs1 hf4e Japo 8skf EERR
G cAeEER A rAs1w ASt eusH kX18ps sui AZ
HANDsoME HALL RACK, XARDRobES,- MK.
CANT BOOKCA1E LOUN0E4 BEDefEAD
MaS WxLNUT siDkBQAR6, DINila.RoOl
GLASS ekgses4k11SH THA7k ~ MS NHAkLx Nm
btNd cHfa1 4Nb aI .nsx SsErf Effd shR
o. TUSs11s, Hoyx,1sRR rwxx1Y.xsxx sss.
menc1n6 q TN O'CLOCK NJ We ehal1 81 = ~,
iasacs xs 322 :sssss Icstsvs:s 50 .s.;Hs.!
Sses, ~ vossI1 q ssssassa q $50 = - q
s "a NJ Walt E S9ds2faAxs : &. 49,
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GEO. ". sTIcKNEr. AuctiOussr. sse Street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING HOUSE NtJMBF.RED
1l15 C. STREET SOIITHEAST

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated June 2sth A. -
D 1884, and recorded in Liber No. 1858, folio{I ~
$40 ct seq Of the land records the District N
OF Colum6i q the request Of the party secured in
whiting. default having been made in the payment Of
fi1p IN fr1pt q the premisss. ON THURSDAY. THE
FOUR O'CLOCK p M all that certain piece or parcel
Of land and premises situate in the city of Wasning
ton, d. c. and known part Of lot or in souare
south Of square nine hundred and ninety g. 800, said
part Of lot beginning At the northwest Of said
eastefy direction to point seventy-eent feet four
inches south from c street thence due north 70 c
toEsther WITH Ell the ways e.semsnss,
Terms OF sale: One-haf Of purchase money ia cash.
balsnce in one year, with interest At per per
annun, to be paid semi annually. the deferred pay
ment to be secured BY deed Of trust the property
sold. or all cash at the option Of the purchaser All
cost DEPOSIT Of 300 win be required at time Of
sale Terms Of sale to be complied with within ten
days from time Of sale property will be resold al
Tss and cost Of pp5Shaser after at least ve
'i nSis nS WILLIAM n ApEARcE, Trustees
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What uss IN tbs rope IL II be not flung
III sne swimmers grHsp TO the rock hath cIuug?
" est help In comrnde bgIgie blast
Mhen the peril Of Alpine Delights " paste
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Meen tbs vfnner u safs within The goalf
MhnS worth In Eulogy's blandsst breath.
$hsn whispered TN ears that ere hushed IN dsothl
20. no: II you have but . word OF cheer,
Bpeak IL Whkle am alive TO hear
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PAnKEns Han BA1sAx.

i AKKERS lxAR DALaAN
The popular avorte for dressing the hair RESTORING
the eoase Whsn os1y, snd pssvsnking daudxuG. II
cleanses the scalp stops tbs haar hn and sure 10
passs& 6oe snAt1 4 drucRistA
ANpERCoRNa
To aes1e. sursst End best cure fer Ooxns Dunions
% etugsalf pa&n xnsusss cem1pg % ne 1ssG Nsvss
sin 70 cure. 10 cents at drusxists. A5-weA1y
G1NU1N1Ts SUITS scoplxp
CoaAs, 30 esnAs; Hsutz as NJ - ~
Alter1ng snd repairing done IN the baof Ma1n0.
- 1Q6 ca - Nv. stsasphQss csn S0o.Sl. snd -
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BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

VINhoMAS DOWLiNG, Aucuoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on THE SOUTH SIDE OF ST .
No; LIS, BETWEEN nth AND 18Th STREETS
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia, passed on the 9Th day OF March
lss., IN cause Ne; 102l2, E9. Doc. 70, the under.
the pre,nises, or "WEDNESDAY, the THIRTIfTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER 1887, at FOUR O'CLOCK p
~ the real estate situate IN the
city OF washington. District Of Columbia and known
and deseeed az parts q original lot twenty three esp
and suoot sixteen ll6( in square hundred and
twenty seven t2l, being the ve to) feet
inch OF said original lot twenty three C23) by the
depth thereof and the west twenty COD feet seven -
inches OF said sublot sixteen (l6D by the depth
thereof improved by handsome three-story pressed
brick residence.
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: third
OF the purchase money cash. and the balance in one
and two years in equal payments. for which notes
OF the purcAser must be given. to bear interest from
the day of sale and secured by deed o. trns. on the
property sold. all cash. at the purchasers option
All conveyancng at purchasers cost iepo.st ~
800 at time of sale is required II the sale
are not complied with in ten Days the trustees
the right e resell the property at the risk and OF
THOMAS J. FISHER. Trustee
CRAMNoND KENNEDY, Trastse.
Kellogg Building,
nlb-d3 l41G -.
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Nearly hundred artists INST Ct the National
4caoemy q Design. New Yogh, lAse night, and
oec1oeo 70 have IN exhibition ct AWeSicSn at ~
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We sre Amy rssssvi.s our Fan sspsly Il o.spsss
oumpx1sxue IN ne nsw pokserAs N Hguiow. LOws1l
ed nurs1ord Wnssus. neslow. Lowell nd Hwaos1
Drunei: Moau1so IN choice pss1sans: Lowell sn1
Hur<ford Ingrains: An DQnArsa I'll 49,; nugs "a
Msss A IN shs nav denRns; Turuft1ue Oo~uanu.;
Cursnzn DFapsgy, Lnes CuEsu1nA "a Tsaas o. =
s.pa-sn HooE EMO. on. lsssra
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JUST RECEIVED NEW LINE or RA0IAns
AND NEwMARKETs IN HANDSOME STYLES.
ALSO NEW IMPORTATION or BERLIN MADE
GARMENTS. PRICES As LOW As GOODS OF
SUCH MATERIALS CAN POSSIBLY BE SOLD FOR
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From the Court Journal.
Those who attended tho cycling gathering at
Coventry on Saturday, October %, must have re-
ceived slight shock when they saw Major Knox.
Holmes. aged eighty years, engaged along with
another gentleman on q tandem tricycle. in the
dimcut task OF reducing the 35-mile record SIN
gular to say they succeeded the gallant major and
his companion, Mr.. Buckingham, finishing the
quarter OF mile In - seconds. The breaking Of
record IN tricyciing at eighty years OF age Is 9
feat worthy of chron1cling alongside the brace OF
grouse Tor every year OF his life killed by the late
capt. Horat10 Ross every autumn after he had
reached the age Of three score and ten.
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ICINE PRESS BRICK FRONT DWELLING HOUSE
Il WITH sTABLE). BEING NO. s4l N STREET
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NovEMBER-
IWENTY-NfNTH, at HALF-PAST FOURM3

OCLOCsA, we VIII sell. in front Of the premises III
LOT D, SO. 36S,
fronting "a feet inches on street. with depth of
120 feet to . loft alley.
The improvements consist Of q fine 3-story Brick
Dwelling with back building in perfect order. CON
tanning Is rooms, hntries, bath, &C The first and
second hoors are rooms deep, modern copyenjences
good two-story brick stable in rear
This property Is well located, being convenient 70
business center Department SC. the are large
and well adapted to private residence The attention
Of those desiring 70 purchase q home for invest
ment Is called to this sale.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one and two
years. notes 70 bear SIX cent interest from day OF
sale payable semi ually and TO be BY deed
OF trust on the premises sold, all cash option OF
purchaser A deposit Of $500 will be required at
time Of saae Conveyancing, &C. ut purchasers cost.
SALE otherwise the right reserved resell at the risk
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after ve days
pu bic advertisement Of such resale in some news
psper published in Washington, d. G.
n23-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucta
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IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROPERTY, TO
CLOSL AN ESTATE SITUATED ON VIRGINIA
ArESUE MAJ FOURTH STREET AND ON
STREET SOUTHEAST. AND ON VIkGINIAAN
SOUTHEAST.
TWENTY EIGHTH, At HALF-PAsT FoUk-4 -
O'CLOCK We Till seli in front Of the premises. II
fronting By feet inches on street and Is feet 10
inches on Virginia avenue, improved by two Frsane
Houses
IMMEDIATELY AFTER we will sell. in front Of
premises the west 20 feet front of
LOT L, SQUARE $40,
fronting on Virginia avenue and running through 10
street near corner of 9th street southeast
This property is sold TO close an estate
Terms Onethird cash. balance In one and two year~
notes TO bear six cent interest from day Of ssla
PAYABLE semi annually all caAh option OF pur
chasers deposit of 800 on each piece required az
Terms to be complied With In ten days otherwiss right
70 resell At the risk and cost OF the defaultne
purchaser after ve days public notice such resale
IN some newspaper published in Washington, d. G.
n22-d : DUNCANsON BROS Auctioneers